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Newspaper
Mt Vernon Register News
Location
Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1972
Page
4
The column offers weekly guidance for each zodiac sign focusing on planning, communication, and cautious actions as tensions rise. It advises personal time, prudent partnerships, and careful scrutiny of ideas from associates to avoid manipulation and missteps.
Illinois Senate debates a resolution urging the Investigation Commission to probe alleged bribery attempts tied to contractor selections for a McHenry College campus expansion. Senator Horsley says reports claim college president Davis was told it would benefit him to back specific architectural firms. House action expected soon.
The Illinois Senate approved an emergency bill of 140000 to fund Pollution Control Board operations through July 1. The measure cleared with 30 votes amid criticism of board administration and enforcement policies, with Sen. Cherry urging support after denouncing court reporting costs. Opponents cited due process concerns and alleged heavy hearing burdens on the accused.
John Harris a 35 year old former Hayward junkyard owner houses 27 timber wolves in his yard and tours two of them named Jethro and Clem to persuade the public wolves are not as dangerous as depicted. He concedes wolves are wild and capable but argues there has never been a documented instance of a wolf attacking a human on this continent.
Harris travels with two trained wolves named Jethro and Clem in Los Angeles arguing that wolves are decimated by sheep cattle and market hunters. He says the wolves act calmly around people while stressing wolves belong as natural predators in ecosystems. Harris began this work a decade ago after his wife kept one for a college project at their Northern California home.
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